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More than half of 500 people say they want more modern facilities for Ubin in survey
But suggestions from poll and residents spark worry of losing isle's charm

Published on Nov 3, 2014 9:09 AM
By Melody Zaccheus


At least half of 500 people surveyed say they want the rustic island of Pulau Ubin to take on some features of modern, mainland Singapore.

They said they would like to see more public facilities, including shelters, footpaths and toilets; attractions such as cycling trails and boardwalks; and the restoration of the island's kampung houses for overnight stays.

Their opinions were captured in an ongoing online survey, launched on Sept 8 by the Ministry of National Development (MND). This is part of efforts to gather ideas on how to preserve the rustic charm and heritage of Ubin, while enhancing public access sensitively.

The poll aside, some of Ubin's 38 residents have also told MND what they wished to see on the island. The wishlist included improved mobile network coverage; more street lights, a better waste disposal system and wider roads. Some had also asked for ATM machines, said an MND spokesman.


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